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Senior Backend Engineer - Subscriptions
London / Hybrid
Senior Data Engineer - Data Platform
London / Hybrid
Data Scientist - Music Mission
New York, NY / Remote (Restricted) / $116,994 - $167,135/year
Senior Software Engineer - Enterprise AI
New York, NY / Hybrid / $164,448 - $234,926/year
Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Personalization, Muse
New York, NY / Remote (Restricted) / $184,050 - $262,928/year
Senior Staff Engineer - Platform & Partner Experience
London / Hybrid
Staff Machine Learning Engineer, Personalization
New York, United States / Remote (Restricted)
Senior C++/iOS Engineer - User Platform
Stockholm, London / Remote (Restricted)
Engineering Manager - Data Platform
London / Remote (Restricted)
Research Scientist - Generative Audio
London, Stockholm / Remote (Restricted)
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Spotify is an audio streaming service covering music, podcasts, and audiobooks. Free ad-supported tier or paid subscription. Launched 2008 out of Stockholm.

761 million users across 184 markets, with 293 million on Premium. Catalog runs to over 100 million tracks, 7 million podcast titles, and 700,000 audiobooks.

Headquartered at Regeringsgatan 19 in Stockholm, with offices in 14+ countries.

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